Is there any way to either feature items or rotate items to top.
The top 4 items show by popularity.
If they stay popular then they do not change? Without reserving them I cannot figure out another way.
Is it a matter of paying more to have this feature if it exists?
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I would assume changing the frequency of top 4 pictures has a big bearing on showing new content with SE’s.
Wonder if the site as a whole could do this from time to time.
If not a bunch of stale shops here IMHO.
Some shops have few or no listings?
Thanks to all that answered to clarify this issue on my items.
I greatly appreciate it.
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GracefulVintageNow Reputation: 152 See GracefulVintageNow's booth |
Yes, you will have to purchase a membership to get seller’s choice…
The Seller’s choice option is also available with the Silver membership..which is the least costly…they do not show the options of silver on the membership page…but that is one of the options…scroll all the way to bottom to see silver membership option…
Edit
I also tweeted a few..which has now rotated a few of your other items to the top
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CindyBear Reputation: 3068 See CindyBear's booth |
An easy way to rotate the items to the top of the popularity display page is to tweet the listings that you want to show first – they will then be the most popular as they will get more bot views.
Other than that I believe you have to pay for a membership so that you can arrange your listings as you like [although it’s been a few years since I read that – things may have changed]
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selah53 Reputation: 48 See selah53's booth |
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[URL removed] “Is it a matter of paying more to have this feature if it exists?”
[URL removed] Yes. If you purchase a monthly Gold Membership (or higher), your items can (but not always) be featured at the top of the search results page.
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tomwayne1 Reputation: 8637 See tomwayne1's booth |
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